MUSE7002 Museums and Curatorial Strategies
Semester 1, Tuesdays, 10:00-12:50
Quick overview
This course offers a thorough introduction and critical analysis of diverse curatorial philosophies and artistic and academic developments that are used to create museum displays—both in permanent galleries and temporary exhibitions.
Who it's for
This course is part of the Curation concentration and prepares students for more advanced curation classes on offer (e.g. 7003). It is beneficial for those aiming to pursue careers as curators.
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Description
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The course delivers fundamental knowledge of different project types, along with their development and purpose, to gain confidence in initiating and researching exhibition topics by collaborating with artists or by studying museum collections. The sources of display material and its cultural context are crucial for practicing visual and oral communication techniques that respect established legal and ethical standards. This ensures that the exhibit is educational, accessible, and beneficial to the community it serves.